Federal judge voids railroad rate penalties as unconstitutional
In Asheville Judge Pritchard discharged Wood and Wilson and ruled the state penalties for high railroad rates unconstitutional. He warned enforcing the penalties could shutter courts and devastate interstate commerce, preserving U S jurisdiction while criticizing state prosecutions against railroad employes. He noted tensions between federal authority and North Carolina statutes and ordered injunctions in earlier habeas corpus proceedings.
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Court weighs habeas in North Carolina case on rights
A federal judge in North Carolina discusses the power of courts to issue writs of habeas corpus and protect constitutional rights against state actions. The opinion cites federal statutes and cases, arguing for full jurisdiction to safeguard liberty and equal protection, while addressing tensions with state criminal prosecutions and interstate matters.
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Flagman From Gastonia Killed by Train
Carl Finch, a flagman on the Southern Railway, was killed this morning at Croswell about five miles from Greenville. He had gone ahead to flag a freight train and fell asleep on the track. The train passed over his body, killing him instantly. Finch’s home was at Gastonia. The body was brought to Greenville this afternoon for burial. Vanderbilt Not Heard From. Harold Vanderbilt, brother of William Vanderbilt Jr., who left New London on July 10 aboard the yacht Trivia, has not yet arrived or been heard from. The Trivia departed Newport for the Jamestown Exposition, with routes via the Raritan Canal, Delaware River, Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, and Chesapeake Bay to Jamesown.
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Carl Finch
Southern Railway
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Finch
Gastonia
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Norfolk
Harold
William I. Vanderbilt, Jr
New Lonton
Richardson Opens For Defense in Haywood Trial
Boise July 22 E F Richards opened the defense in the Haywood trial noting heat limits sessions to forenoon and night. Elks at Jamestown Norfolk Va July 22 thousands spent day at Jamestown plans tonight theatre entertainment. Racine Wis July 22 electrical storm caused one death and injuries with barns, livestock losses. Columbus landed meeting an Indian chief with a package asking about great medicine Rocky Mountain Tea sold 33 cents.
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Zeke Lewis On the Stand in Kendall and Bogan Case
Monroe North Carolina July 22 court opened this morning by the state calling character witnesses for Bogan and Kendall. Testimony mirrored the Jones trial with witnesses admitting Kendall and Bogan were questioned. The state rested at 10 30. Defense then produced witnesses who heard the state witnesses say they recognized no tone the night of the lynching and testified Bogan and Kendall had bad character. This evening the defense called Zeke Lewis to establish an alibi.
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Kendall
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Notone
Zeke Lewis
To Establish Lutheran Churches in Several Cities
At a meeting of the North Carolina Lutheran Synod executive committee in Salisbury plan steps to establish churches in Greensboro and High Point. State missionary Rev. J L Morgan will immediately begin work in High Point.
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North Carolina Lutheran Synod
St. John's Church
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High Point
J. L.J .Morgan
Golden State Limited Wreck Dunes Passura Injures Two
Elpaso Texas July 22 The Chicago and Rock Island Golden State Limited Eastbound derailed at Pastura with cars thrown from track and engine partly derailed. Passengers were shaken. two negro porters were the only seriously hurt.
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Most of 470 Miners in Pit May Have Been Lost
Tokio reports a fatal explosion at Toyooka colliery in Bungo Province on Saturday. About 170 miners were in the pit, and it is said that nearly all may have been killed. Also from St. Petersburg, the Baltic yards are ordered to prepare soon for construction of several 22,000 ton battleships.
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Men Missing After Bridge Accident at Lorain
Lorain Ohio July 22 a bridge section opened to allow a vessel to pass when a rail broke and men leaning on the rail fell into the river. Two bodies were recovered and another may be in the water with several still missing. The workers were employed in yards and used the river for access.
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Governor Glenn Answers President Finley Remarks
Raleigh July 22 Governor Glenn responds to a statement by President Finley of the Southerm Railway. He accuses Finley of misstating facts about the state hindering judicial procedures in passenger rate litigation and says the state obeys federal court orders while the railroad challenges state law. He vows to resist any stay on the $80,000 judgment imposed by Judge Long and to pursue lawful enforcement.
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Glenn
Asiv. Tille
Finley
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Erm Railway
Hamyer
Senden
Long
Palace Hot Bed of Plots Stirring Asia Wide
Telegrams from Seoul state intrigues on a extensive scale are now in progress. The palace is a hot bed of mutinous plots and conspiracies. Dissatisfaction spreads rapidly and the riots across the peninsula are expected.
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Seoul
Moon Picked Up Aeronauts May be Lost
St. Petersburg July 22 The military balloon from Aeronautic Park at Tsarskoe Solo was picked up at sea in water logged condition. It is believed the aeronauts perished.
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